From the Asimov-saturated brain of Ed Whetstone, The Sum of Parts is a simple story of a simple soul, and the beginning of his journey into a strange world. Stay tuned here for updates and images from the production.
I’m now unemployed, which means I’ve got plenty of time on my hands to work on SOP!
Today I got started on an architectural design morgue that will guide the construction of all the environmental assets for the short. I’ll be documenting that process as it happens!
so, decided to scrap the arm and start from fresh. Sure, he’s a little more derivative this way, but I think the overall feel of the animation will be better with a slightly simpler, more “friendly” protagonist.
A new year and a little something different. I’m learning a few different music softwares in preparation of scoring “the Sum of Parts.” As I do, I’ll be posting some of my musical experiments and thoughts along the way.
This piece tests out a Balinese Gamelan library for Kontakt, a sampler that I’m using with FL Studio. The pattern I’m using is classically Gamelan — a lower part that is repeated, at a doubled pace, one octave higher. I wish I had a library of Indonesian or even Indian percussion, but this piece instead uses a Battery techno drumkit.